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STUvirta, i itor.l'nl.Hc Bervlee erery tiebbath
i iuf a m., ana it r. n.
Katihath Hetioal kit A. M.
Prayer K etinf every Thunder, el f s P. M
Como union fclervteo. trot flebbelh of every
IB Ot ID, MI IUf A. M,
Weit Clearfield M. K. Churrh.I.evt.
W'k. II. litt end J. I'. AxnRRtoN, Pesters.
Preafhiiis; every alternate Sunday, it I o'clock,
P. M.-r-unday Boboul at 2ft, P. M -All nro In
ll til to alletid.
I'realij terlnn thurr h Rot. H. fi. Bourn.
HubbAth services morning and evening -Beb-bath
School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wed nee-
any evening.
Ht. fraud' Chnrrlt Ctthollr R.v. P.
J. PnnRinA. Preaching at 104 o'clock, A. M., on
the flrit, third and lourtb Sun da; a of feh monlh t
Vespers end llrrcdiotion of the hirised Seoratnent
at 7 o'clock, p. M. tundny be boo) ovary Sunday
aftfrnooo at I o'oluok.
OFFICIAL PIHlCTOHY,
f VI Or OtDlMa QflltTKR mtMiom court,
An ond Monday of January.
T i rd M.mday f March.
Fhat Monday of Juno,
fourth Mmdy of tieiitetnlier.
tthi or ootmao oomoR rnus. '
First Monday of Juno.
Beeond Monday of November.
ruii.io orriraaa.
Prtittnt .r-inffl Hon. Charter, A. Mayer, of
l.ncB tiaven . . , . i i
Atti t aw Judy Hon. John II. Or?ii, of
UelUifonte.
AttoeinU A.eeWilliani 0. Foley, CI tar Held j
lutm J. Read, Curwensville, -frolkomvlarv
KM Illuont. m
ftrgieter ana Recorder L, 3. Morgan.
Ihitrict Attorney Vrnftk ot'iel'liftg. . ,
Trraeurer Iarid MrOaughey. '
Sheriff William H. MclMiersnn. - 11
C"-tg Surreyar flitmoH V. Mrflliwtoy, Cur
wrrtpvtlle.
("nmnfy Cntlei-nerwCnr)t Drowii. Clear-
,-, i Thoia A. SI Hire, Cho.t P. 0.; It -iris
Hoover. (Iiarflfld. - "
CoHflg AJ!tu,t' C'urlit. i. K(ot,f,y, lllen
Hope j Smi:tie1 A CKtwell, Wriiianngrovo t John
V. t'onniT tlunitil-,
i,mtty rt.'rt. r 3. TT. Keif. New WaaMtfltnn.
Jury l'-nmm''rwJflm ,W.-iilA'saFt. Janoa
Mitel.!. C!r:.rJir'ff. - w " '
'SrT t'tirwenin!!?-. '
XtriM .fcr-a.1b W. WrtKlay, Win. Ra
dni'nuh. Cvrua fi. Oordon, Cleariield : Jn. H.
Irwin, N K. Arnnltl, t'urwenavllle ; J.J. Lhtgle,
Ueoi Hula.
Our Sprriat colninn la decidedly Interfiling tn
a l'ol point oi t lew, and pibUtaoic reautrg
outaidera who wnit to rav uwaeyf j . . v
FRIDAY, OCTOHKR flTH, 18 TUB LAST
DA V TO PAY TAXEfl,ir YOU WANT TO
VUiK FOR PliteilUKXT THIS YKAU.
Unit It'll in HpoU to coimklomblo
dfptb wttMn ibrre or roar oiiiet or nbonrnurg,
on Tuciday of latt week. ' ,
J.orillanla' .'olulmU'U U'iuiiIh, of Na
ry Tobacco, 'Dllfl" aniV 'oar Cbaice," at
tyllo'r, aole agent for ClearfitU touoty
Wm. M. AU'CulUiiigh, Kr(., will ad
divM a meet log of the DcntooratU Club, in tha
Ojiera lluaae, rut I Sntnrliiy wonlng, at 7f o'oli-k.
The liuly H-uiU-rH of the ilrPunurAit
will And ioum thing of tmportanee to them In the
atnuunceiuent which Mra,T.B- WuUoa puhlirbea
In tbii week 'a iaaua. Read IL
The election proclamation, rovlsod
and corractcd, la publlaliad lo Ihil Ihu. To bo
thoroughly poted is regard to election, niatlera,
every voter thou Id rcud tbia dueoment annually.
Tho curvlul almen'ur will not iail to
notice thut tho folLigo of our forest and abade
treca la rapidly neuralng tbrVarignted lintf of
Autumn. . .
Tho borough whools began thoir
Winter actitoD laat Monday oruing, and the
tlotinnnbalation of too vllloge aehoul bell U again
heard in the land at regular in terra la.
To prevent tobacco caewow from
being iuiporod upon, Lurillarda bare put a tin
tamp In every plug of (hi-Ir tobaeco. Taka none
nnlet ao atanped. - Iytle tf tola agent for CWwr
field ematy.
' ' a '
Tho Huntingdon l'roabytery con
vened at Munnt tnkon, in llontingdon oouoty,
yaitetd4y. Tha Cloar fluid Proabytarian aoogrega
tioa la reproataleU iy IUv U. 8. BalUr aatal
Jatnea B. (Jrabain.
1 r
Another Bthiki. Wo learn that
all the m intra In the lloutidale region eano out
on Tueiday morning, and announced that tbey
would not fi to work until tho rotas warn taieed
at least ten ooets pr ton.
i o aw
The hunter can now pursue the floet
footcd venison and no ona dare molest blm or
make him afraid. Tha season fur tbe lawful bunt
ing and killing of door In this Slate began on tba
1st Inst., and will continue until tbe 1st day of
January oeiL K i . i -
Wash. Brady, of RniJlonl totvnnhip,
who knocked "Soldier " McDonald down '- the
butt end of a shot-gun, several weeks ago, In ibis
borough, waaooavioted last week, and sen teased
to pay n fine or $10, sorts of prosecution, aad ba
Imprisoned to tho oonoty Jail for roar months.
At tho LegUlntfre lio-union recently
bold at llarriburg Clearfield had three old-time
representatives. They were Uon. Ueorge R. Bar
rett, membor of tha llnus in lM'J f Hon. William
Uigler, member of tho Renato In IM3, and Hon.
Wm. J. Hemphill, membor of tha Hoaso in Ili0.
Lint of letter remaining unclaimed
In the Post on oa nt Clearfield, for tha week ending
Ootobar 2d, IfiTf t
Armstrong, David Richardson, George
tvans, Tltumas ' r ISiraddltog, J. M.
Ki;, Mm Kilo "
P. A. OAi-tii, P. M.
Tho firnl ettJtitonco in this county un
der tbe Liquor Law Aot of 173 was passed in onr
Court last wetk. Tha ofiYndor was a young man
from Hotitdalc, who pUod, guilty lo Ibt charge
of selling liqucr without lieansa. He waa sen
tenced to pay a flna of 9201 and ousts of prosecu
tion, which Is tbo lightest sent ones lhat oaa bo
imposed under Iba Ael above quoted.
aw
Tho llollidayriburg Standard nayr
that a wet tern husband and wife who quarreled
and aepe rated some three yawn ago, and had
never soon eaeh other since, aoaidentally eoeoon
tered each otLor it the Altoona depot a few days
sli ot. Both were bound fur the Centennial Eihl
lion, and they eoaeluded lo lot by-gonea be by
g mcs and Interview tbe show together.
The (Centennial MinHtml Troupo,com
pond of young men uf Clearfield, will give one
of their Inimitable performances In Pie's Opera
House, neat Thursday ers a lug, tboath Inat. The
boy i have goot to eonsldaraUt (rouble nod enj
pi'nse in preparing for the ontertakament, and we
h.tpethe pub lie wiR turn out and give them a
full boose, Tbe proceeds are to he devoted to tho
rs organisation of tho Clearfield Crete Band.
A m mi named Kelly, who waa con-
it ted In our Court last wnk of robbing tba wtts-
i'g store of Mr. M. Bridge, la this plane, an A
ttnteoted lo tbe Wrtrn Penitentiary tor a
of three years, attempted to dig out of his cell on
TiiuraJay night of laat week. Ilia pleas ware
I fait re ltd by Ibe timely eppeerauee or Iho Sheriff,
who band-ruffed and hobbled the prisoner, and
! since been keeping him In alosa confinement,
preparatory lo bis removal to Allegheny City.
m m -
Homo of tho special trainers, who
irn lorwcasuue in an eura iraio, iobi
H'deday overling, la attend the Repablieao
ft'ing, had a lively time en their return home
fier lb mrcliag waa oror. Like Rhaptey, one
of the f e.kert, thry were tired eat, Over-worked,
and tefled with more luld than patrietiiut. ' But
ibtn. how natural 1 Curweusville ll dty place
t'J how, and when noyt tra eWyeel away from
boras they are easily eielted and gel Into trouble.
"ail man 1
I. 0. NivhW. of thin boron L'h. cna-
tainad t severe Injury, one night last week, at
the 'Barrett farm," midway between this place
ed CarwenaHiie. Mr. Mlvliag It now own or of
Mfaio one daring tie waeb glrM H bit pr
n1 ittcntien. itavips there a'.e at nlchl. Oa
the si so log ) queciwia be bad eeeaeion to go to
bam, aad, a holng very darlr, bo did not toe
Ihe open gftor Ceding from Ibe threshing ("nor lo
' itoty, and he Ml 4wa the steps, a die
isnee of feboW fifur Let. lis ibouldll Joint
l 4itetrd, and be was considerably brulsrd
aoi the heed lbA mrr imU, fn Mndl,
Ihrmh net series, av rtry plnfol.
Everybody i nnxioiiH to witnesft tho
aniannmuiaiti io oa given in tua upera nouaa or
Tauraday otenUg Rft. by lb mliutral trvupa,
Lota of fun, beautiful loni ,aud all for tS and St all,
Mr. Jioubon Mi'l'hcrHoii mot with
ulta a aorioue aoLidaal at Woodland, early or
Saturday homing la it. He, with a number of
1 Otbar perauoa, all armed wltb r I Ilea, were anting
aa night waiehman at Iba llt fnied vlltaa of!
Wuvdlaad, and while (lauding Inildaof tha alura
ruon, ad vary near tba fiuor, tamo una aa tha
oatakde opened the duor to ovme In. At tho door
iwungupen, It eiruok the hammer of Mr. MoPhcr
aon'a gun, tha uiuialeuf ahloh waa pututiug duwu,
and eauaed It lo be dioburged. Tba ball antand
tba Hi thy part of the fool, nuking a very ugly
bat Rot dangerKUi wound.
- m m
Shoriff Mt'lMiernon started lor Allo-
g ben; City ycalerday U)vrLlngTucday)lth three
prlaooera, eaob of whom will spend aihortaoaaua
In tha Weeleru Panlientlary at that plaeo. One
f then, named lllion, gun for ona ear, for
stealing pork I row, neighbor another unc,
Roiutd Kelly, gut line yial, lor breaking lulo
and robbing tl clothing itore of Uenr; Krldge,
in Ihia borough and tba thiid one ia a man
named MoCumber, who gtia three yuan for break
ing Inie-a h'aao i Wort Vk-aidaU.itRd ttaollag
Mof urpai.ter loola, lltnjxt tbouaoa
grraaor "la inlirnal rough wltio Jujgo Or via gati
a bold of hlin, , ;
S fcTTlA d. T he two vo'iitff Johnhtoiis,
or Uell township, who had boes ii-Jutad lurpll
laglag n aaap of km t, weiw Oled In Court Iml
work and found guilty., Thilr ovouiul iiitula a
motion lor a new triat, imd ha plead tbeir tare
ably brforo Judge Or.li ua Muday oveoiug ot
tltia weak. Ycatvrday uiomlng tfce Court orcr
ruled Iba iuoU"!, ond eanlonced I bo buya to pity
a) finouf $ i'Ri'h, pay roeii ofproftoutlun, Rud ku
ouoUnad in the euunty priain lor n period ol fear
m on the. Tito Curt had Ihv puntf lo laud Ike
parties lo tba p(.altenliary, but wa prveiune lu
view ol tbii youth aud Hie lualguitlconca oftbe
otJeuoa tho puuiibmuot wna aunda light :
JIm KLRbNr.(a. 'i Ikto in too much
abuoting within (be lofwigb limits. Wo have
rdiaaocea prohibit Itig thv ueif Srt anna within
the borough, yet tha 1 icatwulj a d.y paaaoa
that wa do not liur thw iej-uita uf guna aud pil
toll, contrary to alt law. Ju lg K.ud Informed
ua the other day tliftt, while walking lu Mra. Mer
all'a garden ou I'liurfJitv, aouio one, a abort dl
tanoa off, diiflhargcd a guu or plitul, tho ball
patting olofe lo hil person, and struck the ft-nco
a few rodj beyond bini. Buch carclcrr-neM
leffci some attention on. t hi p rt of!'ar munici
pal kothoritiea. Rut we prrauuie It will reocire
no attention until somebody guta ihot, anl tl.cn
Wa will Lave a leinppat for a dy or two.
AN Al'CIDKNT, AN J.NC1DKNT, AND A i
Cu imc ink aT. On Haturdtty morning, Hcpt. ItlU,
a dead man was observed by Conductor I.j neb,
under one of tha ears of bia train while atopping
In Altuona. Tbo lody t fast to the brakc-rlg-glng.
. UeorgA .Mdiruilok, a night vatohwiq,
W. II. Miller, yard filofk, and others, Were oallnl
ta tha scene, but no one could reeogniie the dead
man. Thry oarricd tbo body to an undertaker's
rooms, where an Inqueft was held. 0 sorgo
Mo Cor wick was sdeottd as one of tbo Jurors,
But It was not till soveral haurs after Ibe Inquest
was bald that George MtCo:mlck diicovvred lhat
tha dead man was bis owe brother, Andrew
MuCormlck, n oitlten of (Irnnvillo township,
Mifflin flounly. How )i pfit ttirrf If a mystery,
QuirK Work. In tho Slalo of Mis
souri recently, says ao exchange, a trial was made
to asoortaln tbo time la which bread oould be
mada from wheat standing in-the tkld, and with
tba following astonishing result, commencing at
one ni inula alter 3 nVIuck and flniibuig in twelve
Inutei (f ) t u .
Commenced renplng wheat
:i:in
X;l
, 3.021
S:li;ti
...awl:M
..,.:!
3:0
rinUbrd renpinir wbest n M.
Commt'oced threfbing whent
rimtbtiil tlircsbint wheat li bob.)
Commenced grinding whent
rtoiehifd grinding whwit
Mrs Law ion ooiawenocd makiuthread
Finished oiakmg bread
Commenced baking bread
2:hi ,
S:01-i
3 U
riaieiicd nakiug gridille cakes....,,,...,..
Finished bnkit-g bltcolt..
Missouri la a great Bt-ite, anvhow t but Mrs.i
Law ton throws the reaper, thnahcrsnnd millers I
lno the thade.
Al a has.)!, she Is nhoiid of all
oompetltors. '
Clearfield Coal Trade. Htuto-
ment of Coal and other freights aent oror the
Tyrone A Clear Deld Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for rho Week ending Hepl. IS, lH7d, and
the name time tapt yrar r
COAL.
' TOSS.
For tbe week -
Same lime lat year...
1K.UII
Ijianuur..,.......
Proviaaspy during year..
Same time last year ,
... MVob
Iueronso
22S,1U8
. MS.Tftfl
.. ., . O4o,30
Total In UTg.,...,.,
8ame time last ytor .......
Ineroaae,,..
, OTUKR rRRIOOTS.
Lumber - ,
Miscellaneous freights
45 ears.
.... 80 "
Kirr No. 4. Tho neighboring vil
lage of Woodland received another scorching last
Friday morning, Iba 18th nit. Thla lima the
reekad tbeir revenge on tha M. B. Church,
Tbabatlding was find betwten 8 nod o'eleok,
and was olearly Ibe work of aa incendiary, as
there bad been no fire about the si roe (ore fore
long time. Tbe building eost about $&,uO, and
was insured for $3,000. Ibe aauae for Ibis ineeo-
diartim If past comprehension. Tbe or ima Is so
great that there can be no Juitifloetioo for tbts
wickedaeas, ao difference what the plea may ba.
Tbe burn tog of oburgh building impoverishes
no one, and why the Incendiary resorted lo this
mods of revenge we cannot eoojrclure. After
murder, no greater ertioe can be committed against
Uod and the oommualty. It is truly remarkable
that, notwithstanding Ibis and all Ihe other prop'
erty in that vicinity has been vigilantly watched
ever slooo tbe other horning! ocourrod, the Ootids
bare thoo far toecoeded In their tmgodly work
and no one hae been arrested.
Muhiu uy TDK BAmrf Wo have been
reqoesteel to state that n Chitons meeting will he
held In Tie's Opera House, on Friday evening
out, Ootobcr Uth, at 7 o'olook p. ua., for tbo pur-
I pose f organ lain g a brass bond, to bo oalkud Ihe
Cilisena' Rand," and all tbeeltiaenaof Clearfield
nod eieiallj gra cam-tity lavlted to to nreaont
and take jtart in tbeiarse. Xheiuuetiug aill be
nddreed by Uu. M. MoOulivugu, tq., alter
which an opportunity will be afforded all presont
to manifest their benevolence and show their dc
def Ire and willingness to aid. and aupport fi fuuel
band. Tbe prospective members uf tbe baud aro
all young men of ambition and energy, and are
ready aud willing to take bold of the matter aa
soon as the necessary arrange meals are com
pleted. It la hoped that the citisens of Clearfield
will take aa net ire and eubatantlal part hi Ur'-
aOalr, and not kt our town get so far behind other
pleoes la tba way of muaie. Almost every lown
In the Bute, barge or email, eon ond do aupport n
flrst-elaea bra band, and itiitsoped tha Clear
Said will do lbs same. Let everybody be on
hao4 nt the time and plaoe above indiueted. Tba
meeting will be altoudad by tbe martial band,
alter' which tbe members will take part In the
brase band and help to make It asusctss ;)!;'
1'riiihtful Accident. W aro in
debted to the Otoeola R'vrJe, uf last Friday, fur
the detslla ot a terrible accident which oeenrred
near lloutidale, thin eoonty, on Tuesday morning,
the 21th nli.t "Karly on Tuoi.lay morning, the
mutilated body of Charles MeCall was found apon
ike track of tha Uoas Run awiUb, having been
run over by the early freight. Very atrong sua
pleions arc entertained of foul play, and at this
writing tbe jury bare been unable to agree upon
n verdiet. It appears that Ihe unfortunate man
left hie homo In tbe eVeolng to go on a night shift
in Sterling mine; that be met n friend who per
ieade4 him to go across to tiordoa's and take n
drink. Tho two rvaaniaed there (ill about nine
o'eleok when MeCall was persuaded to go en up
to Uuotsdala. The night was saat in debauch
ery until about one o'olook In Ihe morning, when,
aa nearly aa can be ascertained, Hit victim left
for home. This waa the 1al aeea f him alive.
Tha bead was Completely severed irons Ihe body
nndi carried nonet twenty toot ahog one sUe of
tho truck, presenting a fearful gbaitly appearance.
One foot waa found on the other aide of the iraok,
evidently where Iho body bad lain nt too Uine of
the train pnssiag over II. The body Radf was
dragged I considerable distance audi the entrails
tea tiered over the track. Aa sova as the matter
became known, Mr. A. 8 bar bough waa taslraaeod
by ike R. It- Co. to take charge of the remain i
and prepare them for intermenu asjiiico uy
'Soaire Howe, tbe disagreeable la.k waa perform
ed. A peat aaereeaa on am 'no How woo held by
Dr.Todd aod Whilllrf, who hare both expressed
their opinion tha. the wen na A"l murdreri
and then laid aerwee the track t hide the reml
deed. We blleve lor one leasoo, that thla oon-
cluslon It based upon the fact that Ihera were
throe dear auts or stabs on the bead, one la aide,
and two to tho nbJomon, wbloft they say lonM
not bare been lafllaiod by tho trsJa. Tns position
la whioh the bod J evidently Uy also emits aut
plvlen, Tbe heed being teteot one rati an l the
fowl across the othtr, The afertwnato mat baa
hitherto borne a fair average character, and toares
a wire gnd two children to mourn pit dree I fa I
felf" ,
, LETTER FROM 0. W. MOORE, UQ.
H r Woore having Bled obJaolUna to oar rt port
of the proceedings of tha County Convention, an
Iba Judge question, wa glra him the privilege to
state bin own aasa as ml
Ma. UuoiLuaH &r i In your report of tba
proceedings ut iae late uemooratle touaty Uon
tuntion, yuu gUa the ratult of the ballotlug for
Aasoeiata Judga, aad remork as follows i
"ilie sixth ballul, whieh nominnted Messrs.
Oirdvti and Mmire, when ftmted up. developed tba
fnwt that there wm a uilelako, beuauea there ware
one Itumlreu sua nny-eigtit voles tallied, being
Itxir tua manae aaa who had reeetvad the aiaeea
is what puaaM all parlies. Aftr eaaisniftfe aa
tiumnt ii "J afrb'iie i-er 1km mailer, Mr, Moore
ue forward and naked tbo Convention not to
aot hiilily becftuae he wea aatiiBed that there was
a wtttake and ba did not want n nomination In
thai way. 'iualty a motion Was adoptud, naorly
annuiuiuualy, to Ink tba ballot over, and resulted
aa above slated, Messrs. Ogdeu and Holt having
beuo di-uiaraa 100 oominvoa ny tna vuatrman. A
motion to make their nomination unanimous pre
vailed without n diiseutlng voice."
'ihii, I am sorry to say, la a nr grant misrepre
sentation of the taot. though unintentional, aa I
hope, on your port, 'iba inevitable iateranoe
eonveytd by ihe nuids in Hone is, that was
foreed lo nolle tba mistnka by iba 'eieiiemant"
and "debate" thai arose, ond that tf no nsovo
nit'iil had been made by others 1 Would have re
mained quiet aud aeaepted tbo nomination aa an
nounced by the Chair. Instead uf Ibis being tho
aaie, I was the first lo onll tha attention or the
Coaventiun to tha fact that loa many votea Were
lalliud, i)tng that "1 was unwilling to place the
l'euueratio party in a foisa position by aooeptlog
a nomination, thu lairucsaot whioh was not olearly
appaienl," and askej thai the misUka bo die
euvered and eorn-oted. It was then that the ei
eltruiuul Hi) debate o whioh you refer louk
pincu. it ended ns jou aur, in tho adoption of a
motion to take the ballot over. . Ut Mis ait not
afuite, and huuoe my Oeluat, ia uiy opiuioo. Tha
N'y teny "to take the ballot otor" was to rrquire
avety Oelegala I tula precisely as be had voted
on Ilia pttTt-Umg ballot but Ihii was not done.
'1 he d legates troia Lumber City, New Washing
ton, tbeel, end Lrtwrtinse, all ehuogod thoir votea
On l bo i net ballot lour ol Ibe tonuer giving both
Holt and Oden lour votea mora than tkty bad
Lelnre, while tbo luur I row Lawrence Voted lor
me. On ibis ballot I luii Lumber City, New
VVubiugtou and Cbeit (0 and gained Lawrcnoa
(4 ), making my vuto ihirly -eight iusttadof forty )
ohiia Ogdeu and Holt aaob gained four, making
Ilia lattvr loity-lwo instead of thirty-eight, aud
the lunucr (orty-eight, tho same as he had before,
and thus show log that tbo mistake badbeoo made
in tallying loo suauy fui him on the preoadiug
ballut. Hi is was my iuipresiion at the time, and
Supposed that tba Uon rent to a would sea to it that
fair play should lake place. Had I not thought
so, I certainly would bare allowed soma one else
lo kava oeiM tho attention of ha Convention to
the orwr.
Now, sir, t want It to bo understood Ibat thin
stliut.nl is miide in no ouni'Uiaiug spirit as to
Uic ri tult. 1 (lou t behove it was dune through
any perianal hoitiilliy. If any such efforts wvrw
maJihey were lutil, It was simply Iba result
ul inadvirtetiui perhaps a blunder, or want of
thought and hnve no complaints to make, and
will yield Ihe same hearty support to our tioket
Unit I would bad the result bevo different.
And ituw pvriuit uo a word ol tkaoka lo my
hionenoui too ooomy. I mmie oui nine
ellorl, and raw but very few, aad solicited no man
lor his supirl, lurther than aikuig him belore bo
uiAiio up iii uiind how be should vote to uouridur
lur ulaiws along wiln Ihe rest. It is true, 1 an-lliipuu-d
n d i tie rent rrsull, and so stalfl to sev
oul Iriends. The only districts that I failed to
curry on whiub I bad conbdetliy counted were
Jurdun, Lawrence aud Morris. Uut, I repeat, I
hnve no ouiuplainti to Djake.
1 oantiul close tbia aommunloalion without a
rslcrttuou to our Rules, llr foriunatvly, thvra aro
ikttt dillervat lonstroetioni pat upon them, bono
hold that when Ibe people fail to make a choice
as shown by tho llr it ballot, that then Iba Oraw
loid eyatem is laid aside, and tbo Convention i
simply composed of drleg ttes as if no election for
choice of oandidales had been held. Others bold
that tho delegates aro bound to vote for Ihe next
high in their rrfpective di'''te J and others
again bold lhat Ihe delegate aboald voto for tha
ar.il high! on ibe popular Tote In tbo aggregate
rote ul the county, ll either of Ihosa constroe
lloi.a hud bau sd bet ed to, I believe my nomina
tion would have been secured beyond all probable
errors ol tellers ; and I simply icfsr to this Incon
gruity here in order that the party may take the
orcou'wry action lo prevent trouble In the future.
Very resfactlully, . 1. W. Moons.
Ci.KAanai.Uj Pa-, Spt. 27, 1370. , -
iivv. Win. 11. Iili will preach in tho
M. K. Church at Centra neat tfunday, at l"i
oVoek A. u , and In Us I ley's school bouse, at S
o'clock r. n.
Rev. J. F. Anderson will preach in tbe Ml- Zion
tehool house next Funday, at K o'olook A. ,
and tn ihe w tst Clour Geld M. K. Church at 71 r. n.
. 1 i s
Wamtkii! 1 Olll) fuird of Hemlock
(pj liock Oak Bark, for which wa will pay the
highest mnrl:at prb
jyljtf.
A. O. Kainnn A Co.
Sprclals.
WANTKO by Arnold nt Curueiuville,
A MM ronla oak mid kemliwk bark
KMMMrO !ituliirb shaved alilngloe. .
UHtAHHi tfe-lnrh aawed ahln;la,
KMi (MH feet luck plno boards arpt.O.
Ruooir.a Fort 8alr. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
Ml fupply of Fredonia Dugglesand Platform
W agons for salt.. Tu ba seen at tha febaw House
yard. Call on or atdresi him at Clearfield Penn-
Uylranla.
' may ia-11.
WANTKD-by Arnold, nt Curwejnavlllc,
A.MH rnrdanak ond hemlork bark.
ltMMHKrZe-lnch abavod ahhifclna. .
HHMrOO S4-lnCh aawed ah In ,
100,000 feet lucb pine boards. nsjpt.0.
TIII3 lmPM3 WANT PR(M)F.
There it no mrMne nrearribed by nhvslctans
or cold by druggists, that oar r iae swob evidenoeof
Its soceen'anrt luperior virtue as BoarHRU's Grr-
haw Stat r for severe Coughs, Colds settlon on
the Breast, ConsumptI n, or any disease of the
Throat and Lungs. A proof of that fact la lhat
any person aft le ted, can get a Hample Bottle for
It) oents and try its superior effect before buying
Ihe regular site At Tft cents. It baa lately been
introduced in this country from Oermany, and iU
wonderful cures are astonishing ovary one that
use It. Three doses will relieve any oasa. Try
it. Bold by C. 1. WaU-u, Druggist, Clearfield,
Pa, t . . . . npr67fi,towIj,
THINK FOR YOl KWEI.K.
Ttionsands lead miserable Itvet, suffering from
dysefisiA, a disordered stoniosh and liver, pro
ducing biliousness, heartburn, eottlveness, weak
arts, Irregular apptite, low spirits, raising food
alter eating, and often ending in fatal attacks ot
fever. Thkv rjtow rnar Ana airn, yet they get
Utile Sympathy. The unfailing remedy, whieh la
yearly restoring thousands, la DaCoslao Radical
Cure, sold by C. D. Watson, and II arts wick A
lrvld, Drug (tlit a, Clearfield, Pa.
A 2&o ooitlawill convince yon of Ite merits.
Don't delay another boor after reading this, but
go and gel a bottle, and your relief ll as certain as
yon live. Will you do It, or will you continue to
suffer 1 Think for yourself! i
Prof. Porkor'e Pkwaaot Worm flyrvn la per
feetlT safe, earremelr iwlatable. No phyaio re
utred. I'osts 'Jb cents, try it. r or aoie ny u.
), Walsnn and Hartswiek A Irwin, Ole8-uold, Pa.
veb 12eowly.
tV A NTF.P by Arnold, at C'arwenavllle,
A.oihi rorrle oak and hrmlork bark.
MHMMH VUlnrb all a red ahtnftiesu ' ' i
ItMMNMi 'it-liif b aawed aliliig;lca '
Kio.cOO Ice I inch pliic bonrda. aept.C
i WM. MKbO'at LOCAL
Oo or ehoul September 2itb, 17A, Wm.
Rrnd will bo receiving his new fall and win
ter fctoeh ol Dry liee-ls, etc
You will find a fine selection of Dry
floods, Nollons, Trimmings and Millinery
(liinds, everything of the latest atyle and In
great variety, al the very lowest priest.
a It lo hla Intention to keep a much larger
avsortmenl of Fancy (foods, Trimmings nod
Millinery Uoods than heretofore.
H-pt. to, rT. dew, H, IWTHf.
iHarrifl
At tbe residence of the bride's mother, near Al
exandria, lluntingdoa euunty, Pa., on Thursday,
Xrt. Utb, lh70, by Rev. J. C. llarr, Mr. m. W.
Hnsbin, of Osoeula Mills, Clearfield eouaty, Pa.,
and Miss llannab M-tinoope, of the former place.
' At tbe bride's home, near Troutvllle, Clearfield
enuntv, Pa., on Thursday, Sept. 7Mb, 187H, by
Iter. f. iHahges, flr. i-nnnian a. naag ann ansa
rinrah M. Konsall, eeenttd dsnnhter of Mr. A woe
llontall, of Brady township, Clearfield oonnty, Pa
: 51(1
At fl'.lrr .t.Unn, n,.t(l.lfl frnttnly, P.., Ml
M mil.y, t .'t. fllk, lt, '. mj J. Trf,
lVunlynnluItallroftd
TYROaNB A CI.EARFIELD BRANCH
If and after Monday, AI'RIL 17, 1171, tho
I'aeienaer Trains will ron dally teieepi oon-
days) between Tyrone ond Clearfield, as follows
(TLKARrlKLD MAIL.
W. 0. Inwia, ConAuetor.
LBAVB SOIITIT t..iKAVl0TH.
CurwaBSTiIle.U5, r.M.j Tyrone
B.t'.a.n.
ClearfielL......I-&
Osceola... t.61,"
Pbilipaborg ...H.Oft, "
Clearfield.. 11.00, "
Corweoiville..llJi, '
l'hilipiturg.4.t,
O.oSUla........S-00,
Tyrone
CLKARFIKI.D IXPRRSfl.
t W. 8. 1'Lunweaj Condnctor.
LKAVK 0ODTHU LK4VB WORTH
Ourwensvllle.. .1 4. Tyrone t.Oft .n
OlearSeld.MH InUrsectlon...7,It "
Philipibnrg. 9M ' Owcola ...S.l "
Oaeeola ' Pbljlpshrg
Intersrtlon.B 7, " J ClearSeld, ar....K "
Tyrone.-..M T.i " t Carwcnarille. f.lt "
BALD BAgt.BVAU.KT BRABPn.
liptMil ; " ; ,, " ,' 7 MalL . itap.
i- n.
Ska
7-lj
m. . m. . r. a.
4-
S.Ik . MS leave Tyrone arrive 31
l.fci
Bald E-igle
loo
13.40
11.11
11.24
11.14
B 10
18.0
10.20
Julian
Uileabnrg
Bella fonia
Mileaberg
i.ll
47
119
111
I.eA
l.fcl
a tfi
!.ta 11 .00
it ,18.11
l .45
1M4
liowaro
10,9t H I arrlre L. Hares leave
PIUUPBBHRU A MD8HANN0N RHANCHKS
On and after Monday, APRIL ITth, 1B76, Ac
commodation Trains will run over the Philips
burg aad Mosbannon Braaabea, M followa i .
MA VI BOUT II,
LEAVB NORTH.
r. . . a
lilt .
A.
St.tlun.
Morrl.dl, i
Plillip.buri,
flUliLr'.,
lloj.lon,
Mih.nBoii, -Hl.rllnK.
lloul.d.l.,
MoU.ul.)r,
K.nlrlek.
A. M. p. H. P. H.
t. 16 11 11
T.04 11:14 4 JS
11:11 4:11
11:14 4:11
11:64 4:16
" 11:41 4:00
11:3.1 1:61
' ll:9T :4I
11:14 IM
11:10 1:40
1:40 TSS
1:44 ' ' ti.H
liM 1:44
l:tl 10:04 T:il
9:111 tilHI
t:l 10:14 S:ll
111 U19 B:.J
2.1(1 10:81 i2J
till 10:44 1:11
TYKONB STATION.
I..TW.ND. A M
P.oHo Kpr.,., 1:16
llirriltmrg Aeo'n, 8:48
P M
M.II Tr.ln, ' 8:11
Atl.Dllo Kxpr,.., 8:47
I'bll.'d. Ex pre, 18:30,
' WBITWi.D.
Plllibarx Ki'.,,
P.eifl. Kxpr..,,
A W
1:41
1:91
P H
1:08
8:41
8:48
W.j P..ng.r,
M.ilTm.o, ,
F..I Lit.,
Cloi. .onnMtlun. m.d. b .11 tr.lu. .t TjrroB.
and Look ll.v.n.
B. I. BLAIR,
OBjlT-tr. 8np.rint.od.nt
FARE FHOM CLEAKKIELD, TO
O.llofonu, r
Miildl.lown .....6 0,
M.rl.ll... t 60
Lnni..t.r .H I 86
PlllkADXLPUIA 7 0S
Altonn I 86
Look ll.r.n.,
WIIIUu.imhI
170
8 80
1 80
1 00
4 60
4 75
Hunltnsditn
Lowiatuwn
M.rjirill.
HAKRIBBI'HU
Jotinstnwt).H...,H.M t 80
ITTHDUHU I 16
Alleglieiiy Valley Rullrond.
', LOW tilt A UK DIVISIONS ,,
ON nnd nflor MunJ.y. Junp lllili. 1870,
tho .,-rri))or traiti, will ruu dnilj, (oxc.pt
Bond.?) Drlnrcn Hrd Il.itk and Irrlftwovd, u
follow. I
EANTWAItl.I; M.II le.r.a l'lll.lur,
8 .10 . m.g Hod Bank 11:46) Hiiro Junotlna 13:00;
Now Bcthlfbetn 11:50 p. m.t M.y.vlllo 1:04)
Trov 1:17 j llruokvll o 1:50 1'ollw', 1:15 t Boy.
aoldirillo l:.t6 DuI!Ip 8:01 i Hummit Tunnol
1:11 1 1'mO.ld 8:40 Wood.ill. 4:00 1 Hone toll.
4:30 arrlvo. nt Driftwood at 6:13.
W RHT W A R 1). D.j M.II Irar.i Driftwood
11:15 p.n.l BrMiott. lilt I Wo.d.111. 1:18 1
P.ullgld l ot; Kuiauiil Tonn.l 2:37; UoBol. 1:40;
Kc.oold.Tlllo 8:16 : t'oll.r. 1:1.1 ; Brookrill. 8:51);
Tro,4:lt M.y.vlll. 4:U: Nrw U.lhl.b.m 4:61 ;
filiao Jaactinn 6:14; Hod Bank 6:47; arriv,, nl
Pitl.bar, at 7:80 p. a.
ptr- Tb. Brjaiildavill. Aceoumodntlon laavta
R.jiioldivillo daily at 6:30 a. an.) aud arri.o. al
Itod Bank at 8:16 a. n. I.ra.ca Hod It.nk at
7:54 p. in.) arrival at H.ynolda.lll. al 10:.t0 p on.
Cloo. oonneollona mad. witb tralni on P. A B.
Hallroad at Ih(tood, and witb train, on tha
Allribonjr Vallor llailroad at Hod Bank.
DAVID McCAKflO, Uen l Sup't.
A A. Jacoox, fop t L. U. Dir. 1
tv giavrrtisriuruts.
qissoltjtiox.- ; , ' . j
Notbjw to hereby given that the partnership i
hsretoforo eiisting in the drug business, under tbe i
name and style of Hint ten barker A Co., at Wood-1
land. Pa., has thla day boon dissolved by mutual ,
consent, Dr. J. A. Rouse retiring from the Arm.
The businesa will still be earned oa at tna owi
stand, where a full lino of pure drugs, dyos, oils,
paints, Ao., will be kept ennitentlyon hand.
ULATIRNBKUliBH A CO. ,
Woodland, PaSept 17, lt)7fi-3t. .
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
. AT
T. A. FLECK & C0.'S.
Dress Goods, Muslino, Calicos, Ging
liams, Shirtinf, and Flnntiola or
nil kind, 25 to 80 per cent. '
cheaper than last yenr. ' '
Ten pieces lllntk , :
(.'ashtuoro,
cheop.
BLACK ALPACAS,
tho boat in town for tho tuonoy, Table
Linens, lickings, ow ini8, Zft
to t0 per cent, lower than laat
your, New Coruoti, Now
Ties In great variety, 1
New Collar, tnd I
Cuffs. i
NEW EMBROIDERIES,
New Back Combs, Now Hftti, lor1
ladiow. ' We have secured the sorvioes
of 6rstclasa Milliner, who is now in
New York, purchasing a full line ol
ililiincrv Goods. All of the above
goods wo will sell jou cheaper than
any other loubo In Clearfield county,
Give us call. :
. T. A. FLECK & CO.
P. S If vou are not satisfied with
the above. T. A. Fleck is going to New
York, and will add still moro to the
slock, if be don't get lost.
Clearfield, dep. ia, 7b tl.
XnVNSIIIP STATEMENT.
" JAMK8 L. 8TB WART. Treasurer of Morris
township, In aooountwitb Road, Poor and So boo I
Punda, from 1st Monday of April, 1876 to 1st
Monday of April, 1874 1
ROAD FUND DU. .
To Seeted las levied for road parposec,
To ooioujt or M. naaer sdupiioate g tub id
To amount of A. Shield's dorUeate..... 487 U
To anioont of cash from Co. Treae 4M ST
To amount due from last settlement 41 M
To cash oolleeted on doptioateof 1)474... 22 111
To former diip. of Rader onool'd. 1K74... " 14 89
Tc former do p. of lleeslo uneol'd 1374... 87 3
il.TST tt
CR.
Ry road lat worked out by Rsder.,
By road tat worked out by Bhielda..,
., . 424 12
Ry Rider's wages, All days at2
Ry oioneratlons on Rmlar's duplicate, ...
Ry am't coll'd on fortner dop. of Kader..
By eaab collected on duplicate
Ry overwork on Radar's duplicate
Ry per ot. peid Kader on $fldt.S8 at 4.
Ry am't paid for lime aad lumber H
Dy Collector's per eentageoa$lS
Ry amount aooolleeted oa Radar's dop.,
Ry eash onlleoted by Khlrlds
Itv oionerationa on Hhicld'a duo.
12a 00
8 Se
IO 46
1 fr
S4 14
J3 2J
74
M
Si m
17 Av
lS in
1 bO
4 2A
I 60
144 60
I kt
12 OS
2t ft
IVs 30
Ry plo shares, rcrajicr, chains, etc
Ry 4US feet plank
Ry 011-neraiion of N . Morrow tai .,...
Ry Bbield's lime, 721 days at 2 ...
Ry overwork on Bbield's dap
Ry ft per cent, paid Shields on 141.71..
Ry am I of enrol I'd tea on (Shield's dup.
Ry aaaonnl of orders paid...,MM..,H.,H,
Ry S par cent, on tsme
7 S
1,970 9A
POOR FUND DH. ! '
Te am't of Jaoeb Folnoo'e dop Md
To am't of Ueorge Hoover s dup 444 57
To am't of Taylor's dug. uncollected 138 S3
By amount oolleeted en Tolman'a dup.
witb per eeotage $ ISA IT
By amtuot eolleeted by Toluan NO 01
Ry oioneratlons on Tolman's dup 14 14
Ry amount collected on Hooter's dup.,, 1)0 20
Ry amount oolleeted by Hoover 1HT 07
Ry am't oneolleetod on dup. of lloover.. 142 M
Ry eioneraUone en Hoover's dup. OA
Hv am t noeolleeled on dun. ol loluian. iw vs
Ry amouat reo'd of Taylor M 42
Ry amount due on Tatter s dup . 40 40
$I,D81 4'-
Ordere Issoed by Overseers of Poor..
Orders paid by Treasurer..... ,.
494 to
Orders tssaed by Auditors)
To Tolman for 92 days Urns and dup...
To Hoover for 23 days time nnd dup..
Te Tolmen, per eentage
To lloover, per eentage -....... a. .
44 ti
44 94
t g
9 itt
Floating Poor debt .S MS 74
SCHOOL FOND, R SCRIPTS.
Am't of tea dup, for school pnrpeaaa...M.1.40 24
Deduct exonerations
DednetoaoHandiag taa..
1 10 01
421 li
9 131 27
ToUl novlpta ,
Cah from formw r.lUemnl....
8.1. .fold hnndiar....
tltata appropriation
UnM.iwltnJ
OolUalod an dnplionl. at 1874-8..
from olhor Mareoa
89 1 87
81 71
70
l 18
174 88
4.8 l
I SO
tl,888 18
. . HXFENBlIURlig.
Taaohara' nlorlo. M
11,178 40
Paid D.W. Holt for Uon. wall nnd.r M.
Mm Mhwl imm
Fn.1 .ad MaliD(.n.i..
lUwair. m .
BIJ .f HMnUrT...
r.r otnl.of Trnaamand .olUetar....
Dwhonl rtof,i.tw rt....
I IX 00
7 87
N VI
11 10
IM 81
00
l,l to
HalaaM U Traunraf'a hnad. , , :!8 08
' W. tb. noffmlrnad AndiUn f Morrl lown
ahlbt having anamlnajd U. mbm najmtnnt .1 th.
Iraaiarir, nod tn.m wmi in tna boat qi onr
bnonUug. nnd mwlt.f.
ai Tl!nt(.
r. k. jiin X
Kjtntown, t. $ "tf V- Anrliun.
grw dvertlsrmettts.
E
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.-
WHKRBAS. br an Aot of the flea end As.
aombly of the Comuioowoalth of Panrsylvaaia
entitled An Act lo regulate tbetlenoral glee Hon
within tbia Commonwelih,f It ia enjoined noon
ibe bbcrift of tbe eeveral oouotlea to give public
notion or aueh election, the plaoee where to ho
held, ana tbe offioore to he elected,
Tnannroan, I, W. R0H8 MrPHKRRON, High
PberifTof Ulcarfleld county, do hereby give Pub.
lie Motion to tho doctors or the county of Clear
field, that a general election will be bold on
Trtanar roLLowiau tne nnat Moanav or Ho
VKMann (being tbo 7th day of the month), al the
several s loot Ion districts in said county, at which
time and plaoe tbe aualifled voters will vein
Fur tneoty-nine electors for President and Vice
President t
For one person to represent tba couatlaa of Clear
field, Centre, Clinton, Klk, Miftlia and Union,
(being the XXth District) la the Coagreaa of
Ihe toiled States,
For ono person to represent the counties of
Clearfield, Centre and 0Hntoa,(the XXXIVth
District) In Ihe Boa ate of this Commonwealth.
For ono person for Assembly, to represent Iho
county of Clear Bold, la the House of Represent
at ite of tbia Commonwealth.
For one person for tbe offloe of Sheriff uf Clear-
Arid county for tone years.
For two persona to serve In the capacity of Aisool-
nte Judges el Clearfield oouoty fur Ate years.
For one purson t servo aa Diet hot Attorney of
t; it am eid eoonty tor inreo years.
For ono person to serve as Jury Commissioner of
Clearfield county fur throe years.
The Hectors of the county of CrVarfield will take
nolioe lhat the said elect I ua will be hold at tha
following places, vis.
Ruroaido borough at the public school bouse In
said boruuglu m -. - , j.
Clearfield borough, al the Court House.
t'nrwonsvlllo borough, at the bouse of the tale
laaae Hlooin. -. , .
llontsdale borough, at the public house of Wm.
Parker, ia said borough. ' - - 1 '
Luuilier City borough, at thepuhllo school bouse.
Newlmrg borough, at the school faounc, lp said
borough. . . .. 1' .- - .(
ISew Wahiugton boroiigh, at the public school
house, la said borough.
Oooeolo horowgb, nt tbe puMlc house of Milo
IIoW, in said lnjrouh.
Walleeotnn Vorough, nt thepaMIc school hoaso
in aaiu uuroupjn. n
Heooaria townrliip, at Ihe V 11 loa Hotel, In fllen
IIopo. ' M '
lltU townahip, at Iho bouse of Robert MehaAVy.
It loom towunhip, at the house of the late James
Bloom, tit. i
R'lgg township, at the house of Rdward Albert.
RraiH'ord township, at the house of Jacoh Pieroo.
Drady towusbip, at tho public house of William
St li wein, jr., in Lulhershuig. '
Rurnaide township, at Young's school house.
Chvsl tttwnahip, at the public school bouse near
Simon Roraliaugh's.
Covington township, at tbo school house In Mul
lonburg. Deeatur township, at Centre srhiwl house.
jVurifuiton towaahiiv, at tho bouse of John lircn-
ory, formerly occupied by Tlios. Rohison, (Ilroau-
Ulrard township, nt Congress Hill school house,
(lushru township, at tbo public school house al
BhawsvilM.
lirahnu townnhip, at thu house of tbe late Jacob
IluWer. 1
Jreenw4od township, al tbo public house of
Samuel Hullgao, in said township.
Unlich township, at tua public school aouse, In
Janeeville.
Huston township, at the house of the lata Jesse
Wilson.
Jordan towusbip, at the publiu school bouse, tn
Anionrillo.
Karthaua towusbip, at Bridgmi 1 school bouse.
Kims township, at Turkey Hill school house.
Law re Dee township, at the Coart House, la tna
borough of Clearfield.
Morns township, at tbe house formerly occupied
by Thomas Ryhtr.
yna uiwnsoip, ai uie noiei lormeriy aepi oy
W. W. Anderson.
Pike township, at tbo house of the late Isaac
Bloom, in tho borough of Curwentville.
I'nion township, at the houne of D. K. Brohaker.
Woodward townahip, at the house of Thomas
Henderson.
AN ACT rrgnlatln tbe mode of voting at nil
laotions in the soveral counties of this Com
monweellb, approved tbe 30th day of Maroh,
A. D. 1AM, via 1
HatTTiii! I. Ut it eoacivif br Iho Senate and
Mouae of Representative of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and it ia
hereby enacted by authority of the same, That the
qualified voters of tbe several eountiee of this
Commonwealth, al all general, tuwnsnip, borough
and special elertinr ,are hereby, hr.oafter author
ised aud required to vote, by ticket, printed, or
written, or iiartly printed and partly written, aev-
erally elassiliod ns follows; Ono ticket shall em
brace the names or ail judgoc 01 onarto voted for,
and to be labelled, outside, "Judieiary " one tioket
shaU embrace the names of the stale officers voted
for, and be labelled, "elate," one tioket shall em
brace the names of all county officers voted for,
including office of senator, momher, and members
of aaaemhly.if voted for, and members of Congress,
If voted for. and be UWlled, "county 1" one ticket
shall cmhraoe the names of all township officers
voted for, and be labelled, "township j" one tick
et shall embrace tho names of all borough offioere
voted for, and be labelled, "borough " and eaob
elas shall be deposited in separate ballot boies.
A run her supplement to toe An reaiaung
leotwns In this Common wealth, approved
January SO, and February 11, A. D. U74 1
whis tub rot La ana To aa kbit oean.
Bar. 6. At all elections hereafter held under
the laws of this Commonwealth, the polls shall
be opened at seven o'olook, A. a., and closed at
ven ecioca. r. a. f t
ArroiMTMBXT or jL'ouaa a taarnrtone.
Sm. 6. In all election dislriots where a vacan
cy oitsta by reason of the disqualification of tbe
officers or otherwise in ao election board hereto
fore appointed, or where any new district shall be
formed, the Jndge or Judges of tbe Court of Com
mon Plena of the proper county shall, lea days
before any seaem. or special oleotioa, appoint
competent persona to fill onid vacancies, nnd to
conduct tne election in said new districts, ana in
tbo appointment of iospoetors In nny election
distriet both shall not be of the same political
Krty, and the judge of elections shall lu all oases
of tbe political party baviag the majority of
votes In said district as nearly as tbe said judge
or Judges can ascertain tbe fact, and In ease of
the disagreement of the jndges as to the selection
of inr-peotors the political majority of the judges
shall sc loa tone of aaid iaspeotoi-a, and taa minor
Uy judge or Judges shall select the other.
Bao. 1 . Whenever there shall be a vacancy In
an election beard on Ike morning of an election,
said vacancy snail ne niied in ooniormity wiin
eiisting laws. 1.
DttTia or lbctio!i orrirsaa,
Se'. A. At the opening of the polls at al) elec
tions II shall be the doty of Ihe judge of election
for tbeir reepeetivo district to designate one of
the Inspectors, whose duty It shall bis lo have In
custody the registry of voters, and to make the
entries therein required by law, and it ska I be
Ibe duty or Ihe other of the said Inspector! l
receive and nambor ihe ballots presented al naid
election.
Pro. 9. All elections by the citfaena ahaR he by
ballot) every ballot voted shall be numbered in
tha trder in which It shall be received, and the
number recorded b) the clerks on tbe list of Vetera
opposite tho name of tho elector from whom re
oeived. And any voter voting two or more it 'i
ete, the eeveral tickets aa voted shall eaeh be
numbered with the number oorrespooding with
the number to the name of tbe voter. Any dec
tor may write bio name upon his tioket or cause
Ibe same to be written tbcroon, and attested by a
aitiien of the distriet. In addition lo Ihe oath
our prescribed by law to be taken and subscrib
ed by election officers, they shall severally bo
sworn or affirmed not lo disclose how any elector
shall have voted, unless required to do as w it
aesses In aludloial proceeding. All Jndges, In
spectors, clarka and overeoors of any eleotion fceld
under Ihia aot shall, before entering upon their
duties, bo duly sworn or affirmed lo the pre sea oo
of eaob other. The judge shall be sworn by tbe
minority inspector, if there shall be such minor
ity inspector, and in ease there shall be no minor
ity inspector thon by a justice el the peace or at;
demon, and tbe Inspectors, overseers and olerke
shall bo aworo by the Judge Certificated of aneb
swearing or affimiug shall ba duly made out and
signed by the oflicere ao a wom, and attested hy
the officer who administered tho oath. If any
judge or minority inspector refuses or fails lo
swear tne o (Doers el election 10 tne manner re
quired by thie act, or if any oflloer of elect! so
shall net without being first duly aworn, or If any
othoer uf election shall aign the form of oath with
out being duly sworn, or if any Judge or minor
ity Inspector shall certify that any oflloer waa
sworn when be waa aot, it shall be deemed a mis
demeanor, and upon conviction tbe efflor or efit
eera ao offending ehall be fined aot eioeoding one
thousand dollars or imprisonment not e seceding
one year or both la the discretion of the eoart,
Mon-aioiaTKHan rota as.
Roc 10. On Ihe day of election any peraon
Whoso name shall not appear on the reals try of
voters, an.) who claims the ngnt to vote al said
election, shell nrodueo nt least one qaaiiAed vo
ter of the district as a witaoss to the residence of
the claimant in the dlstrtot In whioh he claims to
be a voter for tbe period of at least two raoalhs
Immediately preceding: aald eleotion. which wit-
neaa ahalt ke aworn or affirmed, aad eubeorlbe a
written, or partly written and parity printed affi
davit to tho facts ataled by biin, which affidavit
j shall define clearly where tbe resldcaoo ta of the
Pren so oieiimng u ? iwi ana iae person
so eiaiming me rigut w vote mm aiso taaa eua
tohsertbo a written, or partly whiten and partly
j ..1.4. I (T. 8 toil i,.lin. In Id. I.A.I a k.a l .. n M
Mir. ana IMilf .Ha an. wnr. b. wa. born
that ba naa boon a alllua o( tb. Unlud guta.
(or ono month, antt or th. Comoi',nw..llb of
P.nnayl.aBiat that ha bn. raaldo4 In lb. Cm.
onnaaltb .0. joar, or If foruorl, n qa.ltA.4
.kotor or n.tlr. born .ItlM. themf, nnd bna f
aove.1 ib.ro(r.ai and Htara, lb.t b. bna rcald
od tb.rrin alt moalua nalt fjrMadtng aaid .1...
lion I that b. baa raaidod la th. diatriot tn whleb
b. olaiHa lo baa rotar for th. norlod at nt taaal
tworaontha imuadl.tol, prModuif atd oloetlM ;
tbnt n. ba. n.t aorod Into tbo di.tri.1 for th.
,nrpoN f votinn tharoia that ho baa, t(
l.rniT two juri of or npw.rda, nald n 8 lata
rMunt Ua within tw. taxa. whi.h wn. nBMU
d nt k.at two moo tba and paid at lanat on. month
brior. lb. alMtl.0. Th. Bold alda.lt .hall a
aUt. whan nnd aaarl th. Urn .Iaima4 U b. nnid
b. tho .fflant wa. aMHH.d, aud nnd wh.r.
.ad ta wnaM nnld, nnd Ua Ui rnnlpt Ihrnfor
ahall b. prodva4 fur anamination nnlM th. ftf
tant aliall aUU ia hi. anda.il that it ba. bna
loat or daocvod, m lh.t b. atwr awMlrajd nno,
and, If a aataralltod .lllaon, .hallalM auu whoa,
whom nnd bf what Mart bo waa nntnrallMd, nnd
ah.ll alM ptidaM hi. Mrtliont. of nautr.lla.tion
for oa.minatioa hut If tb. barMn m .Inlminf
b. .i(hl t. nt. .hall una nnd aabaorlba aa orl
dn.il tb.t h. la a B.li horn oltiaaa of tb.
I .M.d RtalM, or If horn .la.-b.r. ahall ,UU
Ihn l..t hi bh) .Bdn.lt, nnd .hnll nrcdao. ..I
deno. that h. baa boon nalurnllaod, or I. mtltlod
I. .Itlaonahtn by lawaob .f hi. DaUM.'. an4nr.ll
a.lion. and aball InrthM Mat. la hi. ntldnni lh.1
b. la al tha lima nf mah,n ta. arSdavil of th.
a(..f W.nt;a. nnd andai Iwmll Iw. ,Mr.
lhat h ha. horn a dllaan f th. (InlUd BUUa
a. month, aad ha. midad la tb. Bl.u ona ywi
... If a aaUtr.-b.rw altlaan a( th. lut., and a.,
mnrrd thrrrfmm nnd, ralarnrd, thai h.V t'
y iP4frtlgmrutan.'f-j-
resided therein all mnolie neat preceding eald
election, nnd la the aieetie Aiaarlot two months
Immediately preceding each election, he ahall
be entitled to vote although he shall not
nave paid taiee. The sate attdetite of
all poraona making aueh claims aod the affidavits
uf the witnesses to their resilience ahall bo pre
served bf the ale as tew beard, aad iae otoee of
tbe election they shall be enclosed with the list of
voters, taiiy mi, and other papers rcquirea ny
law to be filed by the return Judge with the pro
thonotary, and shall remain on file therewith In
the protboootary'a offioe, subject to ai ami oat ion
aa other election papers are. If the eleolwo oA
oors shall find that the applicant possesses all tbe
legal qualifications of a voter ho shall be permit
ted to vole, and hla name shall be added to the
list of ta tables by Ibe election officers, the word
"taa" being added where tbe claimant claims lo
voto on tax, and tha word "age" where he claims
to voto on age, tba same words beinn added by
the olerka In each ease respectively on ihe lists of
persons young at suoa election, . . t
cttAiaLBHiS or naaiarakan voTSni.
Sao. II. It shall be lawful for aay qualified
at Usee ot the distriet, notwithstanding the name
of the proposed voter la ooataioed oa the list of
resident teiebles, to challenge the rota of such
person, whereupou tho same proof of Ibe right of
aunrage ne now require, oy iaw snail be puuiioty
made, aod acted on by the election board, and tbe
vote admitted or rejected according to tbe evi
dence, Every parson claiming to be a naturalised
eitiaea shall be required to produce his natural
isation certificate u. ibe elaetlon before voting ex
cept where be :m been for Ire years consecutive
ly a voter la the distriet ia which be offers hla
rote, Au i on tbe vote of such person being re
eeived it shall be tha duty of tho oleotioa officers
to wrile or etamn on auob oortilcato the word
"voted," with Ihe day, month and year, aad If
any election otTioer or umoers snail receive n sec
ond vote un Ihe same day by virtue of the tame
certificate, eieept where eons are entitled to vote
because of the nature Ilea lion of their fathers,
they nnd the person who shall offer such ecoond
vote snail ue aruiiiy oi a misuemoanor, anu oa
conviction thereof bo hoed or lpmrisoned,or both
al ibe discretion of tbe court, but the fine shall
not eioeed five hundred dollars in each case, nor
the Imprisonment one year. Tbe like punishment
ehall he tntlieiod on eouvlctloa of the officers of
election who ahnvll oeaieet or refuse to make or
eauso to be made the endorsement required as
aforesaid on said naturaiuaiiua ecri locate- ,
nr.oi.err or hitt or ax tenon orrtcana.
Ska It, Tf any election officer ahall refuse or
neglect to require such proof of tbe right of suf
frage as is prescribed by this law, or Ihe laws to
which this is a supplement, from any person of
fering to vote whose name is not on the Hat of
assessed rotors, or whose rit-ht to vote Is cbal
longed by any qualified voter present, and shall
admit such person tn vote without requiring snob
proof, every person so offending shall upon eon
vieilon be guilty of a misdemeanor, and ahall be
sea is need for every suoh one nee to pay n nno not
exceeding Are hundred dollars, or to undoriro an
Imprisonment not moro than one year, or both at
me discretion oi tne oonri.
caavAsa or tub votes t tkb count.
Bic. IS, As soon as tho polls shall close the of
ficers of tbe election ahall proceed to count all
the votes oast for each candidate voted for, and
make out a full return of the same In triplicate,
with a raters sheet la addition, la all or which
the votes received by each candidate shall l a giv
en after his or her name, first in words and again
in figures, and shall bo signed by ail of aaid of
ficers, and certified by overseers if any, or if not
so orrtlAed the overseers and aay officer refusing
to aign or certify or either of them, shall write
upon eaob of tha returns his or their iwaeons for
aot algaing or eertlfyln them. Tie eerc as soon
as eoumttdtkall alto oe oittWitWe md tUtm dtdartd
rem Me window to A eitistrwe prescaf, ?
oney suuesisM iummg fe vcfM reeetswd Oy eaca
MNtAtXttfe tkall ee mad mnd stgaed kg fAc efertioa
officer ae eeoo os (Ae core if tounttd, and fie same
sAa1 6c immediately potted up en Ike doer e tie
election louse or format torn of the pubti. The
triplicate returns shall be enclosed in envelopes
and be sealed la the nresenee of the officers.
and one envelope with the ensealed return sheet
given 10 ino judge, wnion shall contain ona list
of voters, tally-neper, and eetba of officers, and
another of said envelopes shall be given to tbe mi
nority inspector. All judges living witbtn twelve
miles or tbe protboootary'a offioe, or within
twenty -foer miles. If their residence be in a town,
village or city on tbo line of a railroad lead in
to the county seat, shall before two o'olook, post
meridian, or tbe day after the eleotion, nnd nil
other judges ahall before twelve o'clock meridian
of the second dsy after tbe election, deliver said
Jetura, together wltb retara sheet, to tha pro
tbonotary of the court ol common pleas of tho
county, which sold return sheet shall be filed, aad
the day aud hour of filing marked thereon, aad
ahall bo preserved by the protbonotary for public
inspection. At twelve o'clock oa the eald second
day following aay election, Ihe prothohotary of
tne eourtoi common pleas shall present tne said
returns to tbe said court ; In counties where there
ia no resident president ludtc, the aaseatale lodg
es shall perform the datiea Impoeed upon the
eonri or common pieaa, which shall convene for
said purpose i the rotnrns presented by the p ro
th o notary shall be opened by said court, and com
puted ay soon or lie on. ears, and soon sworn ea
rn la u is as the court shall appoint, ia tbe presence
of the Judge or judges of said court, and the
rotnrns certify and certificates of election leaned
under the oral of the court, as is now required to
W done by the return judgeo, and tho vote aa ao
computed and certioed shall be open lo tne nubile,
and In ease tbe return of aay election ui triet
aharl be missing when the returns are presented,
or in case of oomp taint of a qualified elector aoder
oath charging pelpablc fraud or mistake, and
f artlcalarly specify ing tbo elteged mistake or
mud, ar whore fraud or mistake ia apparent on
tho return, the eonri shall examine the return,
and ir in Ibe Judgmcni of tbe court it ahaJl Se
neeesaary to n Just return aald court shall Issue
summery proeeoe against the election eraocra
and overseers if aay, of tbe election district com-,
plained of, to Wing Ihsm forthwith Into eourt,
with all election papers la their poeaosston, nnd
tf palpable mistake or fraud skall b disfavored,
it shall, upon aneb hearing aa may be deemed
necessary to enlighten the coart, aad be oof reeled
by the court, and so oertiffed but allegations f
palpable freed or mistake shall he decided hy the
said eourt within Urea days after the day tbe
returns are brought tnto court for aompatatioa,
and the aald inquiry shall be directed only to
palpable fraud or mistake, and ahall not be
deemed a judicial Jurisdictioa to conclude any
eoBioal now or hereafter to be pre v toed by haw,
and tho other of aaid triplicate returns shall be
Elaced in the hoi and sealed np with the ballots. 1
othing ia tbia act shall require ike rotnrns of
election of borough or township officers to be
made to tbe courts as directed In thie soot ion, but
all tbe retains of the e lection of township and,
borough officers aball be tnolosed In a sealed cover,
directed to Ihe prathoMhary of the eoart of oom
moa plena of Iho proper oounty, nnd ahall by
some one of them bo delivered Into his offioe
within tbme daye after every each eleotion aad
filed therein. In eountiea where there are three
or more Judge of aaid court, learned In tho law,
at least two jndgea shall sit te compute and eer
tify returns, unless unavoidably prevented. If
- of the said judges aball him so If be n caadl-1
date for any office at any election be shall not ait
with the court or aot ia counting the returns of
eofih eleotion, and la aneb ease the other jndges, 1
If any, shall act, and If in any county there shall ,
be no judge q nalt led to hold tbo said enttrt under ;
tbe provisions ol this act pre rant and able to act,
then and in every suoh case, the register of wills,
the sheriff nnd eoonty commissioners of the proper
county shall be and constitute a Resrd, who, or a ,
majority of whom shall have and exorcise all the
powers, and perform all tho duties vested la or re- j
quired to be performed by tbo court or common
pleas of auob eoonty, by and under tbe previ
sion of Ihia eeeOon f but none of the eaid etaoors :
shall act as a member of saeh Roard whan him- j
aeir a candidate for any offioe at Ihe election, the I
retara s of w fa ton the aaid Roard la required to i
count under tne prwtmous oi in. aecuon.
Sue. 8. tn all flections hereafter Ihe certificate
of netnraliaatlon, if genuine, shall be eenolasive
evidence of the fan is mentioned therein, and
where the peraon offering tn rota claims the right
on Ihe payment of tat, the reeeipt of such tax, If
signed by the propr officer, shall he the evidence
thereof i tf such person deea not produce aueh re
ceipt, then the payment of the tu may be proved
hy the oath of such norma, or other ovideaoe,
stating when, where and to whom sneh tan was
paid.
Notice la further hereby given. That
all poraona except Justices of the Peace, who
ehall bold aa offioe or appointment of trust under
the government of the United States, or of this
Stats, or of any Inoorporatod dlstrlst, whether a
commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate
officer or agent, who Is or ahall he ampin rod. a.
der the Legislative, kUeeatire ar Judicial de
partment of this Btate er of the United States,
or any oily or Incorporated district, aid also
thai every member of Coagreaa, or of Ue Stato
Legislature, or of Ihe common or select evonell of
any ally er eommtaaioaar or any incorporated
district, aro by law Incapable of holding or
exorcising, nt tha came time, Ue offioe or ap
pointment of Jndge. Inspector or Clerk of any
election of thla Common wealth.
. OF ELECTION 0FFICKRS. '
In ease the person who shall bare received Ihe
second highest number of votes rbrlospeetor.shalt
aot atteoden Ue day of eleotion, then ibe perron
who shall have received the ecoond higheat num
ber of votes for Judge at the next encoding alee
lion, shall act as Inspector in his place; and ia
case Ihe person who shall here received tbe high
est number of vwtee for Inspector aball not attend,
the person eTeeted Judge, shall nppoiat an Inspec
tor In his piece j and la ease the peraon elected
Judge shall not attend, then tbe Inspector who re
ceived tne nigneet nnmoer oi votes, snail appoint
a Jndge In his piece j or if aay vaeanoy ehall con
tinue in tbe Roard for the space of ono hoar after
the lime fixed hy law for tbe opening of Ihe elec
tion, the qualified voters of tbe township, ward
or distriet for which suoh officer shall hare been
elected, preeenl al the place of el action, tball ae
lest one out of tbeir number t fill such vacancy,
Alee, that where a Jndge, by alekaeoe or nna
voidable accident, ia enable to altaod each meat-
In of Judces, then the certificate or retara ahall
he taken charge ef by one of the In peelers or
clsrks of tbe election of Ihe district, who shell do
and perform tho duties required ef aald Judge an
able tn attend.
GIVES aoder my band aad teal, at Clearfield,
Penn'a, this fourth day ef October, ta
I. S.J the year of onr Lord one Uowoaed eight
hundred and seventy-eta aod of ibe
Independence ef the United Slates tbe one
hundredth ,
W.R.MePllHRSQM, Sheriff.
rrrTSBUBGH, pa.;
Th. moil oomnlaU l,atlUan III lb., llwlloj
ftUt.l for th. lh.rB,h metleal adaontlom f
onwf and aildila aH ant.
. , Mdnta ntelTMl t nn, Unw. . .
1. 0. (Mim. A. M. rrlMl-hU
wptU.'Tl lm. , ,
aOM MHT1R4J Of IVIRT CfSCir
tlo,no.llj .(, .t thl omo.,
.ii iwanfl purellanrou $&vtttlttmttt$. v ,
METHODSPOIINTS.
METHODS OF BUSINESS
:u j i v THE PUr.CHASE 0F '
i' ' n ii,-: a i : a j a o l
OLOTimra:
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S OAK HALL,
To which we Invite the lateresied Attention and Careful tntifinv of
, -THE PUKOIIASINO PUBLIC-
MCTHO08:
i I nan out On. Frtc. for ill...
w
I receive Cash Payment fn m All-
KglveaGu4iMU ..-.-
Wt Return Money whou we mr.nnt
cult A1U..
WI bny onr goode at fln4 huhla. In
Immense quiuiUUoa, aud at llo
lowest prlooa for Caah.H
WI manoAwtnro with e-tit mo rcre
ovary garntout no a.lL.M..
WK Inspect every ycnl of r"xkle t!iat
. gone Into our garment.
WI pnt a ticket nn every pnrmrirt.
ahowlng plainly. Uayiwlay aud ,
artcaww.toM..toW.MMtoM... toto.,.....to.-,.
WI not off every Item of nniioiYsniry
.4 CJtpeolitiu. ...
W employ flm-cluw vnrkiaon In
every depart raeiiu,.,,,
WI gtveutlsfiictlon to every purrhohrr
or rvUira UuimuuoyM......u
, In nddltlnn to onr Immense "lock of Iteady Made Clothing, we have a Uagnlflcent Line)
of Hen's and Boy's Furulihlng tiooda, Bhirt .uf our own mak) and Underwear, all at tba
'ary Lowest Frioca. , r , .
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
". . OASt HAoXdiZd '
S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET STREETS,
PHTLADKLPHIAa
HERE -WE COME!!
Uouiitl , for, Fleck
NEW . GOODS ,
And i , Great Bargains I
T A. FLEck & CO.'S STORK.
WE HAVE CONCLUDED not
AT PRESENT. AND HAVE THEREFORE BOUGHT
A LARGE STOCK OF SEASONABLE GOODS.
We take pleasure In in form inn nor friends lhat
and found goods at aueh lew prices that we are enabled to sell cheaper than nny other business
ho naa la tbe country, because we ore baying onr goods from first bands, at tha Factoriee, for cash.
Wo hope to rat Iffy everybody, and give tbe worth of tho money, and guarantee the goods to be
as represented. Wa Invite onr friends to give ns a call and examine onr goods, aa it will ho for
tbeir Benefit. . ,
DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW STYLES.
Black Alpacas, Rlaok Cashmere, Rtack Lustre, Plaid Dress Goods Calicos, Mucins and Oi oghams.
Waterproofs, all colors, Ladies Cloth, Rlack Reaver Cloth for ooeis, Men's aad Hays' Cash
meres. Of this lino ef goods wc have an elegant float, and at right prlcca.
-
Oermantown Wools and Zephyrs, Balmoral Tarni, Grey aad White Yarns, Carpel Chain, Notions,
Collars and Cuffs. Corsets all priors, Ladies' Ties, Rations, Lacee and Fringes, Ladles' and
Childreaa Hose aod Underwear, Black and Colored Kid Oluvee.
New Panniers
Near Knibrcdiery and Handkerchiefs.
Oents' Furnishing Goods.
Vnderweer. Buck and Kid (Hove. Cloth aad B rliii Gloves.
Bilk Handkerchiefs and Linen llandherchiefe. Suspender and lloee. Wool Socks aad Mitt.
I j ( v few Tlrt) Tics all Ihe Utest stjles. Umbrellas, Ac.
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
lists and Bonnets Trimmed to Order. Row Wings, New Feather. New Flowers. New Silks.
New Velveteens. Silk Velvets. , -
NEW RIBBONS. NEW RIBBONS.
Having succeedal vi gelling a FIRST CLASS MILLINER, we
do not intend to he undersold in tltat line. Come and be convinced.
T. A. FLECK & CO,,
Sopt. 27, 1H70.
Clearfield, Pa.
An In.lltotlrm fbr Impnrllnir n Prnrtlml
lTvt.lno.1 InalnrcUon Irg nnd rliii-1, rurolahnt llnlla and omcw. tvmprel.nlvn
nurao of ntilcly. Brrnlnr nnit a,roiirlato lturo.. Thorouoll Tnawllln.-l'rncllonl
mining. Kr CUTuTar. ndtlmn 1". Inirl h Bona, t-ltUburgn, IV
PAIL SEASON-AIM
You will want to shed your Summer Clothing
- and fit yourself out in something Warm,
Nice, Good and Cheap.
WE HAVE the GOODS to do it WITH.
k rt Avnallanf QecAplmnnl
CLOTHING. Gents' FURNISHING GOODS. HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS. VALISES, Ac. and our Prices shall no! be
undersold dy any omer nouse.
Wa nnlv lick an SncnAr.linn
V ..J
iur aiijiiiiny in uui uuc.
A. GUINZBURC,
One l'rloe ClotMiin; Ntore.
ClcaiRold, Ta., September 20tb, 187C-lm.
THE NKW AND ONE PRICE
DOB
T
AND
Of S. GUINZBURG,, , !; 7
Second Street, Opposite the Court House, Clearfield, Pa.
JUST OPENED WITH A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES. IN ALL VARIETIES
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps.
Please Call and Eximine
Elsewhere.
S. GUINZBURG.
Clertrflflrl, Vi , Sept. 27, 1870.. )
POINTS OF ADVANTAGE I! 1
POINTIl
OAs Wro means of ncceeatty ths Low
ut I'rtt-o. ..
CAS II rnvoa expenae of cnllcctloni and
ItmMW iroiu Uul debts. .
TUK nunrantrje prntecta the brrvcrwho
nny anl bu ajudhi of ginxlaw....,
V rely on 'rnrncnB ealea and are aat
? r I riod wiUiavery ainail perceut-
n .a i f pnjitl..
IT li cvry to huy of ns, since all art treated
i liU, no one gvulng favoia that
i..wdiniodlo otbvra .
DH K SRINO and debate are rlrwe away
by un.cvi-n Ixxly KvUourbtwtwiU.-
(,i.l l-.uv iuu Uttk lur ll H....WM
OIT. l hrr- expcrienix, oepltal and fccll- .
Itioa u uw lor tlie pvuple a bcoellt
in lowering pric.....
W fill order recrlred hy man from aft
IwmufUieCuiUMlttteu Write)
r rtrt!culani
NOT a reutlcle of risk rnn In bavins; of .
in. A child inny buy aa cheaply
& Co.'s Store.
lo BUY Ihe CENTENNIAL,
we have just returned from Ue Eastern Cities,
and Belts.
While Sklrtf and Colored Skirts.
a-.!.i U
April an, lSTft.
Biilni-a Education. Y
Young ,n4 mldtlln
ny llmo. in.
aT rlncipKIa IToll an1 A!nlav
hftfnrn vnn crtAnd a finllar
w j gv.. H vv...
T
our Stock before Purchasing
in
ORE
Clearfield Nursery.
EN'COUKAGE HOME IXDUSPBY. ,
Till and.r,l(a.d, harlnf ..tnbllah.d R.r-
Mr, on tb. Tlk., abuut half wa batw.atl
Olrnrflald and Curwonavlllo, I. arapand lo fhr
nlab .11 hind, or FHUIT THKKS, (atnadard and
dwarf,) -rariraon Hbnibhor,, tnp VIm.,,
Uooaoborrr, Union Blaokbarr, Sltawborr,
and Haa,norr7 VIom. Alao, Bibarian Crab TrM.,
gulno., nnd Mrl? u.rlu Ubobub, do. Ord.r,
promptl. nltvndod to. Addraa,
. J. D. WRrOHT, ' '
MpM-tS. , " OnrwanarlU., P..
J'ERRA COHA STANDING VASES,r
' HANGING VASES,
Stnve Lining and Fire Brick,
h.bl MnaUnlljr nn hnnd.
STOVE A5D EiRTHES-WARE
0 HVBHT DB01TTI0H(
CHOCKS! POTS! CROCKS1
Piahar'8 Patoiit Alrllght lf . iealliif
rrnii laitai
DUTTRR CROCKS, with llda,
CKBAU CHOCKS, MILK CROCKS,
ATr-LI) 1IUTTIH t'KUCKB,
PICKLK CROCKS.
FLOWER POTS, PIB DISHES,
STKW POTS,
And a graal manjr otbar thlnga too nnm.roua to
m.nllon, to n. had at
FRED'K, LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY, 1
Corner ef Cherry nnd Third Stnete
CLKAHrlALl), FA.
MgS
n. r. qulk . n. h'cobkli. n. biilircm.
(IL1C.I, HcCOBILE & C0.8
(Saeoonon to John Onlieh),
POPULAR
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
We manufaotnre nil klods ef Fnrnltnre for
Chambers, Diolns; Roeeas, Librarlec nnd Halls.
If yon want Fnrnltnrn el any kind, don't bny
until yon ace on Meek.
UNDERTAKING
In an Ite branches. We keep In stock all tne
latest and meet iapMvedOofflfia nnd Caskets, n
and have every fncllitjrfor properly con
dortine this bmnoh of onr baslness.
We nave a patent Cerpee Pre
server, in nbick beiliea aao -
be preserved for a eon
ilderable lenith of
time.
A wemfeer of the Inn bu his aleeelajr apart.
aent nt omr wart -room, where be can befuend by
any pereoa who cone at night for the pnrpoee ef
proenrlag eoHaa.
MULIOH, HoOUBKLB A GO
Cienrfeld, Pa,, May 10, Tc-ly.
The BeU8 Ban Woolen Factory,
Penn township, Clonrfleld Co Fa.
BUR H EI OUTI
lot nor
BURNED U PI'i
The subscribers have, at treat ex Dense, rebuilt
neighborhood necessity. In the erection ef a Irct-
elass Woolen M annfnetery, with all the saodens
Inprovementf nttacbed, and ere prepared to make
all kinds of Cloths, Caeslmeres, fialinettf, Blan.
kets, Flannels, Ac Plenty of (oods on hand to
apply all onr old and a thousand new customer,
whom we ask to come and examine ear iteek.
Ihe bnsiflaas of .
CARDING AND FULLING
will recelvn ear e specie! nttentlon, ' Proper
arrangenienU will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit oustomere. All work warranted md
done npon the eherteet notice, and by etrict at tea-
tion te business wc hope to rnalue a liberal share
ef public patronage.
lOrOOO P01ND8 WOOL WANTED 1
We will nny the hi chest market price for Wno
and sell onr manufactured foods as lew as similar
foods can bo bought in the eeunty, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable satisfaction we oaa
el wave be found at home ready te make proper .
explanation, either in person or by letter.
4 AM HO JUilWOUfl BUHS,
aprilSotf Bower P. 0.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN 5
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKALERS IW
PURE DRUGS!
"!( ; ' ' ' ' " 'Tl
SXX UHwOtolStol toTQtol3S3 a
..CUEMICALSI ,
PAI.NTS, Olli?, DYE STUFF
TARNISHES,
BRUSHES, .
''" pKaroiiiar, . 1 1
' FANCY GOODS
TOILKT ARTICLES, .,
Or ALL KINDS,
PUSB WiyjtS AND LIQUORS,',
far madiornal pnrpoaM.
Trnaa... Sapport.r., SchMl Booh, and Station
.ry, nnd all other nrtl.lM niaallj
found In n Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. ll.Tlni n lnr(a al
porlaaaa In th. boainaa. tho. oaa rjf.a antirn ui-
UfMllOO..
J. 0. HARTSWICK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
CbM-a.M, Doooubor It, 1874.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(SncHsaon to Boy nice A Tenng.) ,
FOUNDERS 4 MACHINISTS
Manufacturers ef
PORTABLE 4 STATION! BY
STEAM ENGINES
Conor of Fonrtk nnd Pin. Slrwta,
CMCAMPIGLP, PA.
HAVINO on(aio4 In th. manafutar. af ni-;
Olan, NACHINKRY.waioanMtrnlljInrbnai
ho pahll. that wa ar. now sntared to (ll oil
ord.r. a eho.pl- nnd n. nrMnplljw ona bo dono
In nny of Iho olllaa. Wa nnnafkMnrn and dul la
Malay and Ciroalar S&w-Milli
Bm4 Blookt, Vntw Whaohi, RbafMat P0II.7
Olfonl'. InJoMor, Stona )(, Stan WhlMlm,
Ollora, Tnllow Capa, OU Cava, Oaafn OMha, Air
Oooka, Olobn Vnl.M, Chak Val.aa, wrooht Iron .
Plpoo, Btonni Pnmna, B.ll Fwd Pompa, Anll
FrioUoa MotfM,Sa SIM. PaatlntV flnat Pnok
ng, nnd all kind, of MILL W0K logotkor
with Plow,, Slod Roloa, ,
COOK AND PARLOR ST0VSSt
r,i r , ' : o p i
r r a.llof cAsJINOSof allhlnda.; ' '
b-OrnOre MHolUd and I OA a. mtf prion
AU nMlan of laalry with rofareaoo to motklnniji
of mar anaandnotaro pra molly aanrwrod, hy addaa,.
bnf a. nl Cloari.14. Pv
JanlTl lf eitU.RR, tOIINfl A BIRO. ..'